Party, trivia and strategy games you can play right away in your browser, on your phone or computer. No downloads, no sign-up, and completely free.
You get a true, weird fact with one word missing. Everyone makes up a convincing lie on their own phone, then everyone tries to spot the truth. Score points for guessing right and for everyone who falls for your lie.
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New!Football played with cards, bluff and strategy. Your opponent's defence is hidden, and you decide whom to attack, when to pass and when to apply pressure. First to 5 goals wins the match. Currently in Hebrew only.
Play now →Sail between ports, buy low and sell high. Upgrade your ship at the shipyard and manage your money at the bank. The goal: build a fortune and climb the high-score table. Currently in Hebrew only.
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New!Not a game this time, but calming music. Choose a space, such as deep sleep, calm and balance, comfort for the soul, a new beginning, the dream space or inner connection, and the music plays continuously until you stop it or the timer ends. Available in seven languages, including English.
Listen now →The orange rolled off the market stall and the mouse is racing after it. Run along the village paths, collect friends cheering from the side, and dodge the man from the market and the holes in the road. 20 friends and the orange is yours. Currently in Hebrew only.
Play now →Updated live from today's online games. The table resets at midnight (Israel time).
Every question in Bullshit is a true, checked fact with a short explanation. Here are three of them; there are 50 English facts on the site:
The famous photo was taken by Paul Goldman in 1957 on the beach of the Sharon Hotel in Herzliya. The man who taught Ben-Gurion to stand on his head was Moshe Feldenkrais, the father of the Feldenkrais Method.
When Osem launched Bamba in 1964 it was cheese flavoured, but the flavour flopped and was dropped. Peanut butter came next and became its trademark. Today Bamba makes up about a quarter of Israel's snack market.
A bee has two large compound eyes that cover much of its head, and between them three small simple eyes that measure the intensity of light.
Yes. The games are completely free, and the site is funded by ads shown only at natural breaks, never in the middle of a turn.
No. Open the game in your browser and play. You can add a game to your phone's home screen to open it like an app.
Create an online room and send your friends the room code. Everyone plays from their own phone. You can also join a public room and play with other players.
The games suit the whole family. In Bullshit the players write their own answers, so young children should play in a private room with friends and family.
Absolutely. Bullshit works well in class, in youth groups and at activities, because everyone plays from their own phone. Want to tell us how it went or suggest an idea? Write to us.